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Page 99
... present case the threat is dogs . The interest is safety ; second , the threat is depicted in stylised or stereotypical form by the mass media . In the present case it is children ( small and helpless ) being savaged by dogs ( fierce ...
... present case the threat is dogs . The interest is safety ; second , the threat is depicted in stylised or stereotypical form by the mass media . In the present case it is children ( small and helpless ) being savaged by dogs ( fierce ...
Page 188
... present throughout the hearing ; and that each party be given reasonable opportunity to present evidence and argument in support of its own case , test its opponent's case in cross - examination and rebut adverse evidence and argument ...
... present throughout the hearing ; and that each party be given reasonable opportunity to present evidence and argument in support of its own case , test its opponent's case in cross - examination and rebut adverse evidence and argument ...
Page 350
... present you must hold a current certificate of approval , and to get this you must complete either the salespersons course ( consisting of Part one of the National Certificate in Real Estate ) or a recognised degree in property . To be ...
... present you must hold a current certificate of approval , and to get this you must complete either the salespersons course ( consisting of Part one of the National Certificate in Real Estate ) or a recognised degree in property . To be ...
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